EPB0131 | CD4+ T cell recovery in HIV/HCV co-infected patients following HCV treatment | E-poster | Co-infections (including opportunistic infections) |
EPB0132 | Magnitude of opportunistic infections among people diagnosed with advanced HIV disease in routine healthcare and their one-year outcomes in Tanzania | E-poster | Co-infections (including opportunistic infections) |
EPB0133 | The impact of HIV on mortality and recurrence of rifampicin-resistant tuberculosis after successful treatment with second-line regimens: a retrospective cohort study in South Africa | E-poster | Co-infections (including opportunistic infections) |
EPB0134 | Integrase inhibitor-based antiretroviral treatment does not increase the risk of TB-IRIS in people with HIV treated for tuberculosis: findings from the Reflate TB2 randomized trial | E-poster | Co-infections (including opportunistic infections) |
EPB0135 | Standard biopsy with high-resolution anoscopy could miss potentially precancerous lesions | E-poster | Co-infections (including opportunistic infections) |
EPB0136 | Dynamics of cellular senescence markers after HCV elimination spontaneously or by DAAs in people living with HIV | E-poster | Co-infections (including opportunistic infections) |
EPB0137 | Clinical presentation and outcomes of HIV-associated opportunistic central nervous system infections in the Indonesian national referral hospital: a prospective study | E-poster | Co-infections (including opportunistic infections) |
EPB0138 | One-dose versus accelerated two-dose schedule for booster HAV vaccination among people living with HIV after primary HAV vaccination | E-poster | Co-infections (including opportunistic infections) |
EPB0139 | Association between high-risk human papillomavirus infections and cervical cytology results among women living with HIV in Kenya | E-poster | Co-infections (including opportunistic infections) |
EPB0140 | High prevalence of latent tuberculosis infection among people living with HIV in Thailand, 2022 | E-poster | Co-infections (including opportunistic infections) |